Resources to help you think through how to improve the outcomes that matter to people’s lives.
Wellbeing is based on the principles of wellbeing economics – how can the government improve social welfare, social or public value in line with HM Treasury’s Green Book.
We created a draft set of tools and frameworks to supports decision makers to think through impact on people’s lives at different stages of public policy development and delivery.
The tools have been developed in workshops with a wide range of types of teams in public, private and civil society sectors.
They are simple exercises to explore a policy area, action plan, strategy or service from the perspective of the wellbeing of those who will be affected by it and your contribution to national or community wellbeing.
You can make them as detailed as you like, with or without detailed impact numbers and costs, depending on the stage you’re at or the type of project you’re looking at.
These can be conducted in a workshop or as a short desk-research exercise. They can help to explore, appraise and enhance the social impact of policy options.
The aim is to help you think through an issue in wellbeing terms, in line with HMT Green Book and other existing models you’ll be familiar with depending on your context and work area.
It will help to:
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